The ACLU of Georgia is suing over a new law that restricts charitable bail funds, arguing it infringes on First Amendment rights and imposes severe burdens.

Georgia is set to implement a variety of new laws, including a tax cut and measures to increase public safety and healthcare access, as well as to protect minors on social media.

Biden's campaign mobilizes in Georgia with over 200 events, including community gatherings and a debate watch party, as the presidential debate approaches. Keisha Lance Bottoms to speak on reproductive rights.

The article reflects on the legacy of Maynard Jackson, Atlanta's first Black mayor, marking the 21st anniversary of his passing and highlighting his contributions to the city's development and civil rights.

The article discusses Biden and Trump's contrasting preparations for a debate in Atlanta, with Biden at Camp David and Trump on the campaign trail, amid personal attacks and legal issues.

Brian Jack wins the GOP nomination for Georgia's 3rd Congressional District with Trump's endorsement, leading over Mike Dugan with 62.63% of the votes.

Georgia high school students from the Suwanee Youth Leaders presented their visions for transforming education at the National School Redesign Showcase in Washington, DC.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced new sanctions against the Mexican cartel La Nueva Familia Michoacana to combat fentanyl trafficking while in Atlanta.

Rapper Quavo hosted the Rocket Foundation Summit on gun violence featuring VP Kamala Harris on what would have been his late nephew Takeoff's 30th birthday. He also set up a grant program to combat gun violence.

David Sumrall of the Bibb County Republican Party unsuccessfully challenged nearly 800 voter registrations using Eagle AI data before the May primary in Georgia.

Marietta's Superior Court is summoning jurors for service on June 24, 2024, and advises punctuality and pre-confirmation of attendance. Two parking options are available for jurors.

VP Kamala Harris discussed gun violence and youth voter engagement in Atlanta, advocating stricter gun laws, student loan debt forgiveness, and support for former inmates starting businesses.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced a $6 million grant to improve rural healthcare by supporting 13 hospitals' graduate medical education and provide direct aid.